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According to osteoarthritis information from many trusted sources, over 21 million Americans have osteoarthritis, and live with osteoarthritis symptoms everyday. Although the complete cause of osteoarthritis is still unknown, it is agreed that osteoarthritis is a degenerative or wear-and-tear joint disease with metabolic as well as inflammatory components.
Osteoarthritis symptoms include joint discomfort or pain, stiffness, limited mobility, joint swelling and/or tenderness, and more. Depending on the type of osteoarthritis you have, individuals may experience different osteoarthritis symptoms. For example, in knee osteoarthritis, you may also notice "grating" or "catching" when moving your knee(s). These knee osteoarthritis symptoms can get worse as your osteoarthritis progresses. It is important to learn as much osteoarthritis information as possible, and work with your physician to actively manage your osteoarthritis symptoms safely.
